Bathroom Sink Repair

RE: Bathroom Sink Repair By Bennett4home@aol.com (Guest Post) I have a nasty crack in my porcelain sink, which is spoiling my lovely bathroom. The sink is sunk in to a 5ft long marble top so I can't just replace it - it was so expensive! can anybody give me any ideas as to whether it can be mended? Posted on 02/24/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Sink Repair By top dog (Guest Post) I PULLED THE STOPPER OUT OF MY BATHROOM SINK AND THE PIN BROKE OFF THAT HOLDS DOWN HOW DO I REPAIR IT"" Posted on 12/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Sink Repair By Sink Man (Guest Post) Where I work, we only repair the marble sinks we make if they are messed up in a small spot. You will need some of the gel coat from the manufacturer, or you might be able to buy some from a hardware store, or wherever the sink was purchased. Make sure it's the right color. You'll have to catalyze the gelcoat, and put it on the worn spot. When it gets hard, you will have to sand it smooth, and buff it. If the damaged spot is too big, just throw the sink in the garbage and get a new one. I'd say too big is bigger than 1/4 inch square, but you can give it a try and see how it looks. Posted on 10/09/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Bathroom Sink Repair By Karen (Guest Post) I had the same problem, after hiring Bath Gene to paint my sinks and bathtub. The paint wore off around the drain. My sinks are white, so I purchased some porcelen paint touch up at Home Depot. It last about a month with daily use, so I just dab on a little more and let dry throughly. It is a very small bottle, but last over a year. Hope this helps Posted on 10/05/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

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